Cornerstone Laying At Kalamazoo Masonic Temple Event
South Haven Masons join Kalamazoo ceremony with about twenty delegates. Grand Lodge led by Grand Master Francis D. Clark of Flint. Grand Secretary Lou B. Winsor and Rev Frank Woudenbush spoke. Parade of Knights Templar and Masons drew large crowds. After rites, banquet at Pythian Temple fed six hundred. R J Madill led Star of Lake Lodge at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Haven
Masonic Rder
Masonic Temple
Kalamazoo
Ythian Temple
Grand Lodge
Francis D. Clark
Flint
Lou B. Winsor
Reed City
Frank Toudenbush
Knights Templar
Water Streets
George Clark
Pythian Temple
South Javen
Star of Kake Lodge
R. J. Madill
Walnut log best to be obtained by Cable-Nelson Co
The Cable-Nelson Piano Co. purchased a premium black walnut log from the estate that once belonged to President George Washington in Westmoreland County Virginia. Veneer samples displayed at the First State Bank drew much attention for grain patterns and decorative designs, highlighting cedar and oak veneer work but focusing on the sought after walnut grain and figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jable-Nelson Co
George Washington
Cable-Nelson Company
Jorge Washington
Westmoreland Unty
Virginia
First State Bank
Washington
D. Harry
George Marshall
Cable-Nelson Piano Co
Robinson
Six More Suits Filed at County Seat
Six new circuit court actions listed at Paw Paw Michigan include two divorces Mary Denoon versus Jesse Denoon and Ellen DeWitt versus Cornelius DeWitt. two criminal cases indecency and bastardy People versus George Foss and William Ostrander. two civil suits including Chas DeHaven versus Dan Funk Assumpsit. verdicts include no cause of action in several cases and judgments for plaintiff Laura Moden for 516.06 and Henry Zeedyk for 175 plus 196 costs. DeWitt divorce granted. Melin Winkel Co versus Noth draft and others verdicts and directed verdict for defendant in Farmers Mutual case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie B. Karmsen
Oscar Karmsen
Mary Denoon
Jesse Denoon
Wesley N. Longcor
George Turner
Bill
Chas. J. DeHaven
Dan Funk
Assumpsit
George Foss
Clair Leedy
Delbert Martin
Laura J. Moden
Supt. of Poor
Henry Zeedyk
Earl Hemenway
Melin-Winkel Co
Fred Nothdraft
van Buren Co
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Ellen M. DeWitt
Cornelius DeWitt
Cavalry Officers Train at Fort Oglethorpe in New Regs
National officers and six regular army cavalrymen guided a weeklong school at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia. Capt E W Thompson praised commanding practice under veteran officers and observed the Eleventh Cavalry drill under proposed new regulations and equipment. The unit moved to a distant camp for a patrol to Winchester Virginia and two other regiments join to form a brigade for maneuvers in the Shenandoah Valley the first such cavalry brigade since the Civil War. The event attracts regular and state cavalrymen and may bring observers to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
E. W. Thompson
Eleventh Cavalry
Crack Cavalry
Regular Army
Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Sheridan
Uncle Sam
Capt
Thompson
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Capt. Thompson
Spain
Car Crash Kills Earl Robinson In Grand Junction
Earl Robinson aged 31 of Grand Junction died Sunday after the auto he rode in rolled over near the village. Belton, Bean, and Robinson were returning from camp. witnesses said speed and a sudden turn caused the wreck. Belton crawled free. Bean and Robinson were trapped. Robinson died from a crushed skull and neck injuries. An inquest blamed the accident on high speed and the driver change with Robinson at the wheel briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robinson
Grand Junction
Robinson
Harry Bean
Arthur Belton
Dowagiac
John Wauchek
Belton
Bean
Robnson
A. D. Hurlbut
Columbia Township
Richard Cooper
William Robinson
Homer
Mich
Bloomingdale
Fitzwater
Bangor
J. L. Quigley
Fred Reinshuttle
Claude Peck
Harry Hough
George Crouse
Bert Leach
L. F. Davis
Francis Reams
A. J. Belton
Rosenberg Case Opens as Ferguson Trial Concludes
The Rosenberg case is now on trial and after it finishes the court will take up the Scanlan versus Stein case, completing the jury trials for this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Rosenberg
Edward E. Ferguson
John T. Scanlan
Tony Stein
Local Names Listed in City Registry
A cache of readable names appears with ages and towns: Leon Bedmarowicz 20 Evanston Lottie Slowikowski 20 Paw Paw Irving R. Jeffries 19 Antwerp Anna P. Jones 21 Niles Orry Walker 30 Kendall Ila Osborne 24 Pine Grove Two Chesley Gould 37 Kendall Helen Eveland 32 South Haven Paul Denda Jr 24 Streeter Irene Benwire 20 Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Bedmarowicz
Evanston
Lottie Slowikowski
Paw Paw
Irving R. D. Jeffries
Antwerp
Anna P. Jones
Niles
Orry Walker
Kendall Ila Osborne
Pine Grove
Chesley H. Gould
Kendall
Helen D. Eveland
South Haven
Paul Denda Jr
Streeter, Ill
Irene V. Benwire
Free Orchard Demonstrations on thinning fruit
A thorough discussion and demonstration of thinning fruit will be held at W. Andrus farm at 1 30 p m Saturday June 28. O K White M A C hort culture field agent will lead the third of four free demonstrations for fruit growers in the community this summer. Covered topics include thinning advantages and disadvantages and spraying pointers. All fruit growers are welcome free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Andrus
O. K. White
Department of Horticulture
Michigan Agricultural College
White
Thinning and spraying demo at W Andrus farm June 28
The notice states a thinning and spraying demonstration will occur Saturday June 28 at the W Andrus farm, correcting an earlier date. Also advertises Purity Bakery at 523 Phoenix St offering assorted cakes in various colors shapes sizes and prices with contact numbers 111 and 284.
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Phoenix St
Veneer Exhibition From Cable Nelson Co. Opens Public Display
In Virginia the Cable Nelson Co. showcases a 28000 foot veneer sample from a local timber yard. The display promises a handsome and historically interesting look at veneer use and craftsmanship for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neck
Virginia
Cable- Nelson Co
Real Summer Weather Promised Nationwide
Washington reports the weather bureau forecasts generally fair skies nationwide for the coming week with above average temperatures in the south, central valleys, and plains. Normal temperatures expected in the middle Atlantic and New England, Great Lakes, and Pacific regions. Light regional precipitation and no major storms anticipated. Millinery goods reduced at Miss Kenyon's, 208 Center St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Central
Plains States
Middle Atlantic
New England
Great Lakes
Pacific Slope
Ohio Valley
Wilson Read s Currency Reform Message 1913
President Wilson addresses Congress in a joint session urging currency reform and a banking system enabling free enterprise. He states personal feelings must yield to duty as Congress faces a four year test. The message outlines imperative action and the need to provide tools for business and individual initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Wilson
House
White House
Clark
Senate
Marshall
United States
Houses of Congress
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Kazoo
Gath Haven
Masonic Grand Lodge
New Temple
Paw Paw, Mich
Circuit Court
First Cavalry
Grand Junction, Kill
National Guardsmen
Phoenix
Center Streets
Michigan
Perley L. Abbey
Mias Kenyon’s
Center St
United Press
Amertesan
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